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Greg Bordignon Winter Solstice

Greg Bordignon Winter Solstice

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A group of ring-necked pheasants leave the shelter of the grassy ditch to look for food in a nearby farm field in Greg Bordignon's Print WINTER SOLSTICE.  A couple of whitetail deer have...

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A group of ring-necked pheasants leave the shelter of the grassy ditch to look for food in a nearby farm field in Greg Bordignon's Print WINTER SOLSTICE.  A couple of whitetail deer have already found something to eat there, probably left from the fall harvest.  A rusty old John Deere sits along the fence line--a common sight on most old farmsteads.